Meureudu, Indonesia-A man retrieves fans from a collapsed shop following a strong earthquake, December 8. Nearly 100 people were killed and hundreds injured in Indonesia following the earthquake and rescuers used earth movers and bare hands to search for survivors in scores of toppled buildings. Medical volunteers rushed in fading evening light to get people to hospitals, which were straining to cope with the influx of injured. The government said in a statement 93 people had died and more than 500 were injured, many seriously. Sutopo Nugroho of Indonesia's national disaster management agency, told Reuters a state of emergency had been declared in Aceh, which sits on the northern tip of Sumatra island. "We are now focusing on searching for victims and possible survivors," said Nugroho.

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